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America is Bound TO Shine.

The attention eff the pnblic is called to the
merits of the Universal -Metal-Putz- Pamade
an article recently introduced for the polish
ing of metals. from the finest gold and silver
IL is a wonder. worker, and it is bound to be.
come the favorite with everyone that has ac-
casion to polish metals. Call and get sam.
pie free. i. i. Speed.
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To the Defendants James c. Lites, G. Cade:

To the Defendants James c. Lites, G. Cade:
You ARE HEREBY SUMMONED AMI
required to answer the complaint in this &C
ton, which is filed in the office Of the Clerk o
the Court OF Common Pleas, for the said
County, and to serve a copy Of your answer tc
the said complaint on the subscribers at theil
office, Abbeville Court House, within twenty
days after the service hereof, exclusive of the
day of such service; and If you fall to answer
the complaint within the time aforesaid, the
plaintiff in this action will apply to the Court
for the relief demanded In the complaint.
Dated March %, ~. ID. 1887.
PARKER & MCGOWAN,
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
lL.S.l NJ. G. ZEIGLER, G. G. P.
TO James C. Ltes, absent Defendant:
TAKE NOTICE that the summons in this
case, with copy Of complaint, has been filed
in the Office Of the Clerk Of the Court of Com
mon Pleas for Abbcvilc county, and that un
less you appear and demur or answer to said
complaint within twenty days after publica
tion of service hereof, Judgment by defaul
will be entered against you and decree taker
for the relief prayed for.
PARKER & MCGOWAN,
plaintiffs Attorneys.
March 25. 1857. Ct
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Bridge Notice.

THE building Of bridge across Saluda Riv
/ er, at MaddoX's Mill, will be let to tht
lowest responsible bidder at the place on the
18th Of MAY next, at IL o'clock A. M.
Plans and specifications will be given or
that day. Contractor TO give bond and secu
rity for the faithful performance OF the work
G. NJ. MATTISON,
County Commissioner.
April G. 1857. 4t
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REPAIR SHOP
AT DONALDSVILLE.

rI'IlE UNDER$IGNED HAS RECENTLY
il fitted UP his SHOP and Is now prepared
to do almost any kind Of work that nny be
needed on MIII.IRONS or STEAM EN-.
GlNES. All kinds OF IRON TURNING nice
ly done.
Save delays. freight, and loss of time by talk.
ing your work to
HUGH WILSON, SENIOR.
Donalds, $. G., April O, 1887, If
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We are Sole Agents

EOR THE "ELECTRIC' CUTLERY. Scls'
lutely the best goods ever offered to custo.
mers. II the ladies will give the Electric
Shears and Scissors and the gentlemen the
any thing else. Look out fer our handsome
"Electrlc' show case on the right, as you en-
ter our store. ,
Jan. 5, 1887, IF
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Get the Best.

NEARRANTED for years. The New High
w Arm Davis, Vertical Feed Sewing Ma
chine. No one else allowed to sell them in
Abbcvilc county. Write TO me for prices. l
sell the New Domestic. the Now American.
The best Sperm Sewing Machine OIL, Needles,
&c., for all Machines. | 0llrr the best and
cheapest stock of Furniture, Collins, &c, in
the county. HENRY j. KINARD Agt,
March 80, 1887, I'm Ninety-SiX. $. {.
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(Prospcrlv Press and Rcporier.)

MARK THE DIFFERENCE.-Two far
mers came to town Tuesday morning.
Gne-in his 91st year-sold Il bale OF
cotton, paid cash for his goods, put
balance money in his pocket, and left
town in very little time, giving as
Ills reason for leaving so speedily that
the horses were needed on the farm.
The other farmer-a much younger
man-got his supplies on a lean, and
walked around just as if it did not
make any difference when he got
home. OF course, it is none of our
business, but we could not keep from
noticing the difference.
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We are now showing very complete stock
of Spring millinery. Wrn. L. Bell. $50
Try the great electric remedy, electric bit
ters, it positively cures all diseases Of the
stomache, liver and kidneys. billiousness
general debility, fever and ague and blood
disorders, price only SOC sold by T. b. Speed
Try the great female regulator, uterina. II
is superior to Bradfords preparation. Sold
only by p. b. Speed 2-lt
The spring time is coming gentle Annie
Prepare to visit her by fitting yourself up
in suit of Wanamakers clothes. j. G. NIL,
Ter, Agent. ID
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y. y. 11WcSJ
1t is only through our personal eX-
periences that we gain the power OF
sympathizing with others. We should
never be able to feel another's pain, il
we had never felt pain of our own.
So it is in all the trials Of our fellows
before we can enter into the feelings OF
one who is tempted, or who is disap-
pointed, or who is humiliated, or who
Is bereaved, we must ourselves suffer-
being tempted, or being disappointed,
or being humiliated, or being bereav-
ed. 1t is hard to have these trials fol
ourselves; but it is good for others
that we have and exercise sympathy
with those who are called to such
trials for themselves. And as we can
never gain this power except through
these trials, let us find a comfort in
the thought that every trial sent to us
is a call to added fitness in the all-im-
portant ministry of loving sympathy
When God affiicts us he honors us, in
order that we can honor him by help
ing others who are afflicted.
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TW.Stcrn 1idUocatc.l


How TO REACH THE MASSEs.-The
churches will never "reach the mass,
esq until people with dirty faces and
ragged clothes are welcomed in the
House of God. In the great majority
of the churches they are not welcome
now. Roman Catholics are much
nearer solving this problem than Pro-
lestants are. MethOdism touched the
lowest stratum of the English people
once, but it does it no longer except. in
its emission" work, and not always in
that. Professionalism is the religion OF
respectable people, and rather glories
in it; and in all civilized lands is get.
ting further from the poorest and
worst classes every year. 1t courts the
rich and powerful, and does little for
the rabble. We are led to believe, i'll
decd, that it has little pity for those
whose possessions arc only rags and
CRIME, and that its feelings toward
them is rather one of scorn or censure
than of commiseration and yet we
wonder that we do not "reach the
masses"
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Do good with what thou hast, OF it
will do thee no good.
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Real Estate Broker.

THE undersigned offers his services to the
citizens of AbbevilIe county in the pur-
chase and sale of real estate.
also represent two reliable Fire Insurance
Companies. j. L. PARKS.
Oct. u 1856 If
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Guaranteed.

Highlands Healing Horse Powder cures
sore back horses. Guaranteed in every In.
stance. Money cheerfully refunded If the
cure is not effected. Z. Il. Speed. 2-9
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Evils that Follow War.

SPEECH BY w. +. NITCItELL, BEFORE
TIE PEACE CONFERENCE OF CHRISTIANS.
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PLKNON ~.


Joseph BurrIit. Of Ithaca. fairly claim be the
senior cWc ~ th- state, 81 al events Il not of the
country. lie was ninety two years of az, upon hl,
last birthday bat + stil IN vigorous health and In daily
attendance upon his mercantile duties. he was born
I'm Connecticut I'm ia, Lut Ia, Lcon cn~,-od I'm fine
JeWciIy pl,He"' Al lha'a Siuco -lG Wpn that place
49, IT, ' , me- d , ~ 1871, "", d pm
,'",iS "'l ,,'.o,I u" ''l w. US, ","' a. -
Of Burrtt, under Ia, roof, including himself
II IS announced that Governor Waterman. Of Cal!t)r-
MIA. ha- restored Mr. G. Mel StOnrman. son Of cx-
Governor s'oneman. to h oh place a. engineer # tie
siaie PrIniu OAice from which be Wa some tne aso
removed. Ia Governor StOncmau. says Tie Hacla-
mcnio Bee TOOK hl' sons dismissal much Z" heMI
Ills retention wa, tie only iavol he lai asked u the
now Administration and that Wa ruihlc is denied To
reporter Tie Goycrnor ,a'd 'ho,y ai9r ~, SON.
10 nm ,ucc the voun. man u-ed H. take great Jlra,.
urr in the care Of hi, ,hc AMI pnGei 20 amn-.
uoher wound chim va not ilr I ,ne r aa"s
,, ,it, ,g Inn Lc,,r-. tl'. L,,, loved the Ia-
chime
., NJ, , c.i,,, No l.. r,r tn
vor,,,v H.. VII visit - Petersburg and Moscow,
a,J ,r,ra,ly reach nome I'm time TO eat d., Tharks
c,,,', ia. ti.,ucr ia r.,
Announcement +. made that Mr. Joseph coos.
,,, T., the ,.utli, A. tie -Bo,ton Mondy Lecturer
,,u ,r,a~n T., morrow evening M tie Par, street
,.,,,rn Russian ..,n rcply 10 the Rev Or. Joseph
p,.f,r -, Iond1u" Tho stated to,ic Of thls DIS
i".''' - -, i,,r. ,nl >,,.,laiilc standard. 4
-, 49,. re-ult- 81 the -. Ifnul.l Meeting ~
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.STITE TOLiTICS.

Tho Rochester democrat" give. hi, o,cclllG
nice. of adj, let count, aud otcr eal -oumtee,
Go thci. shan, of the woiA. Va thing htn.. f9'a
the Eepni.iDan column forward ana "ii vi" i' VEL
~Nos .or many years. remarks The ln" iinr'''
Ia, tLc.e been such a demand upon the Erpu Ian
state Committee for speaker, a, there + tAls yelr
and tho douaud come, nom every fail ot t'" stale
Nos from the ctir, ai.d iifS' Nl"-- o1'
from tho distinct srly rurd districts o. "."'
Tho repubi,aus OF suffolk have arain nominated
for the A-,embl, Captain Henry f. Han'uus ".
represented that county 80 alb. IN Tie ~ a'if ..
I--G captain Iluhiuug ootaiatd gtu influence
with hi, Follow m,uier- performing .of L. '.t
s!tuouts much excellent service. Last NH,f iIclL,
A. Reeve, the member fnn M .'uh'y ~
proved himself 10 he p,iti-ah o t' I'.',' PIE f,
>ufolk KepuDt an, should oltn'~'i' =" fs '"p 80,
Hunting. Tor A, vote ! needed ln bella *
temperance mc@,uIc,. and Wiso and Ten. ",'D- T. -
ton generally.
By nominating Henry Russell for the senate iS'
Republicans VI Albany have made the ta,h 81" caryin;
that district, which l. commoair I"Wocra.Ic COM
paratlvey cay one. MIR. Russell l. one a. De- ioe-
most merchants " the state and l. a. .ii,"o'H
wonli give tiIamv the best rcpr,-cnta'l.e tn tho
sena'c that she ha, haf for many wear.
Alexander Mcdowell. tho third party Prohibition
nominee for the Assembly In Broome COUNTY. l. 10
The democratic hom'n". 18Th" BnshaHi'n I'iUr
lean" ha- this To >ay % Mr. Ncn0vcli- Gan 30 "'1;
"lIe wa. Away a democrat ana II or unlcr-tarin;
Of him is right he never voted ans otn'S o.. e.
fle accepts the nomination Nv the ,aoon Demo i'c.
and II he wero in the Legislature be- woul ~ IN
with tho Hill saloon rcmocrac,. That nc co1!i 90
this and represent hi, Prohibition constituent. To-
will not w. seriously disputed, because The Temp
spce legislation enacted ~ the Republicans "a.
winter against the opposition OF q >olm n'mocdN
Marty wa vetord hy the Governor. md HI. yeto'i
were applaudsd hv tho Prohibtoulsts."
The machine Democracy of Albany County haFihS
male H., nomination for the senate, "IIe 81 any
11mc." the or.an Of the anti machine wIns. gives
The candidate. Norton cha e. This first rate hpht.
senator timber tins year IL mighty scarce. bat y
Las seem a, though \ nomination M ghi bc n.d'
tat + not an ont and-Out ab>ur ity-that might ~
eupportcd with l"l>t sober iaee and respectful
framo OF mind. Tho pncritieS 81 pohtic- must havo
certainly some limit Tho lttlo en-. Of nothing ha'
about been reached"
Speaking OF the rev rules OF registration aioptd
by the Republicans OF Erie County. 1.-The hu'"'
T,prrss" remarks: "Wc look for \ general 10y
approval Of tho ini,ili grnt and deNut'd cfoH, %
chairman Eavnr,, secretary liarcl and lFr @"
leagues. 1heic WORK has perfected the clitneipunn
Of Tho Icpul iran party In Eric county TIE Ma'ulI
I, batter pi.cN % political N chati'm man eNes anu
IL j, run by The voters.
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poses. 1t g. rfaiv the scat of nourishinc nd,,.
,chcol for boys, known as tho Vermont EDis,o,Iy,
In.iituic.
LIT nrM QrIr.
"hs rhis changeful worll you 2, Travelling tbrou,
To sur, thai you give al sympathies TO
Tho undcg dog Ia tho hSat
This al l. very we'll a, it goes to be sure
Bat f. seems 70 this comment to cali
.ho dog thai Is nm cr l. foolish, by thnnlcr,
10 be In III, Fl Int a q
-(Bo.ton Courier
"The Border RufIan" Of Coolidge. Kansas, belle.
H. name by gazing especial attention 10 the RELIGION,
news of the town. IN fact. it il very good pare,
and +. only border ruiian In name.
some ono writes to "The Boston Transcript 70
protest against rcli cous notice that appeared IN
some Of the Bo-ton papers last Sln'ay cet,ln
clergyman advertised tat he would preach on H.,
topic, Competing for the Cup, and a. Il tune. oat
his va, more or les moral ESSAY n,
recent va 1t Th'r, arr apparent III. som,
people H. tho community who prefer TO Lave IN,
clergy preach the gospel
Edison. the scientist, has invented pip, which 1.
T. sad. VIII make "A sensation among -. rlcisr n
il smells a, lOud "a som" OF he old la-hDlrl cisY
pipes. IL VIII rtanly NAH, sensation among nu,
smokers. bcsid'> provoking a Volume If profanity
-(Nori,iown Herald.
Con1uctor W. v. WILDE, o. tho Bottom and ubaay
Railroad has travelled I,G5o.Coo miles b. tie la4
f)riy-iour yeas lie Is now tie oldct conductor On
tie rad. Bat be- i. strong and vigorous, ad exrcas
To mako record Ok 3,OOO,OoO niles before Do .ctiics
do You have chicken in the morning" IN luifed
~imRor >Oio urnrr. who lad been iia-gf- oi tie
table" OF bis hotel. 10 The patron Of anlt1"r csiair
li~hMcnt. "C'lc en- in The morning. IGtci tls
olhcr. II should say 20: th'y h'cp up -n.l itmod
growing that sou cant s!.cp Wink ~ 3nAeIs
statesman.
Tho Boston Transcript wants 10 lrO" wiats
the matter with Gcuoia la'ne tor ga, o. .. 10 ton.
Ncil, pcrhap he wort volunteer 10 run.
There arc two thousand Protc-iant girls N CONVEX.
schools In tho Canadian PROVING Of ontario. IT., IL
roi.ing Protc-tInts - the importance oi ia.iish.
in good schools fol girls.
The ccecnt,ciilc- of Size country -chool committee
rau" az: many. 3Hi have Of hcrn p4l I'D Ia
.iDwing coloi>. The ,ol wing incident op.urcd In
connecticut, and may be ahtd to ul0-e a,c4ly
known:
: rich yOnng woman. tired of tie do-nofalus lilo
OF u luNufiOu. home, ono winter d j i'" 30 icac1
school. both iOF the pleasure ot dom, 'pme.hins
and Of earning some money al her own
She applied for the position ol 'r&c'"" 800 n-irt
scli,o ana her acceptance depended upon .' r'i ion
81 ono man. who evidently thought ,le VS. too
diiuty for the place. H..
This commiitc, man -ad 10 her after m1cl -iens
declaration: , -.
but have you cDt git Re Won rpunht J.
be-" re- li'd ihe aIH.i ant, WIN me i"'l, ai'
Sic got tie gosition.-l;oston sunday Iina-'
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yHr 1Ratsr or BOTL1yCEP.

General FeT1On's course in ordering General
Bouanser under arrest appears TO be Justified
BIZ the behavior u tho officer deals with
True 10 his character OF military advc'iturr
be lost no tune in telling tho reporters that
the Caffare affair was in his opinion dclibcr-
ately arranged by Mo Government to bring
discredit upon him. 10 can hardly be believed
that when bs said this he was ignorant Of the
fact that Caffatel bad made full confession
Of hi ~ guilt, oI ~ the scandal had been iound
to mpiicate = number Of high officials ana
otbefs. Ia fact, tho evidence from tho lirss
has been such as TO show that the sale or
decorations charged upon General Callarcl was
only too real tratto, and therefore the accu,a-
tion brought by General Boulangcr against the
Government is not only gross breach OF
military discipline and an act OF InSubordina-
ton, but 1t is an indication Of low moral lccl-
ing such as might have been looked for in
orc Of tho corrupt Generals Of the Second
Empiro 1t is true that this latter cOnsldcrl-
ton is not likely ~ hurt General BOulangcr at
home, for French public opinion has shown
itself diScredtabiy calious upon questions Of
honor and integrity, and too ready to condonc
offences Of this kind for the sake Of vulgar
ton has been built upon.
Tho arrested Generals case Will now come
ND for settlement before council which, 1t Is
rcportcd. will remove him from his command
if il does not dismiss him from the army. But
il is already evident that the utterly inadequate
action taken in the case Of General Callarcl
is likely TO prevent the Government from pur-
s,,iup Roulangcr far. 1t VIII certainly not
strengthen French credit abroad that so fla
GRANT a crime as the sale Of decorations should
be punished only by the retirement OF the
offender upon his pension. The only conciu-
sion 10 be drawn is that CaIarcl's action is not
considered hcinous enough TO merit even DIS
m;ssaI from the army. The enemies Of France
vii, say that the French doubtless know their
own military standards Of honor best, ana
that this sentence shows what they are. IL
NAV he that the CalTarcl affair involves 50
many important people that the Government Is
really afraid to deal more cncrgctIcaiiy Win
il. but. of course, if this is the case 1t proves
the weakness OF the Government as wei as inc
corruptncss Of the War Department. AS 10
Boulangcr it is to be expected that ne VIII
rctnsc to stay suppressed. Already his irIcndS
are talking Of putting him in the Corps Legs
latif. Perhaps he would be less dangerous
there than in tho army, but such man Is apt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-15
JySyfCy CHF4TED AGAIN.


Fvcrv now and then some Iuiiian who has
MANAGED. through the influence II that mighty
MIN. the cin-ml politician. 60 get on tho
poiicc force, goes oil on a spree gets drunk
and shoots the first man with whom ne can
uir,, a ouaIrcl The singular verdict rendered
by the ir1y in the Hahn case will ne comfort
to this class Of men. il has decided that Il
drunken. hiaWI.ng policeman oil duty, though
armed with hi, pistol. who meets man ON
tLo street and invites him into saloon, who
hicks . scn.clcSS quarrel with him and darcS
him ont on The sidewalk, and VINO there
warning the crowd aside. deliberately shoots
him. commits no offence against the laws.
when twelve men. sworn to a solemn obilga-
ton. apDarcnty honest and intelligent. agree
in rendering that soH Of verdict what pfoloc-
ton has society against crime?
The evidence against Hahn was Trustworthy
and ample and was broken only by MS own
statement To reach the conclusion th"t he
WAS not guilty, the jury was compelled TO De
iicyc the word Of the accused criminal against
that Of three honcstncn who saw the assault.
indeed. they had to disregard all the essential
facts i'm the case, and to shut their ears to the
iudor's instructions. For some time we have
had 4 series of SUGGEST ul prosecutions. and the
general public dissatisfaction with jury trails
has been quoted. Rut this verdict VIII dc
much to bring back the old feeling that justice
is no surcr than Il lottery.
RuGmnly conduct in policeman IS great
outrage on the public and when 1t takes the
form Of abusing citizen and then numbering
him. the Jury that calls 1t innocent commits
an offence scarcely less evil III It's effects than
the one ON trial. \ theory of Scii-dclcncc
never was more lamcly supported ihan IN
Uahns case. He and IluS>cy were dozen
feet apart. on the open street. and he had
pistol while IlU>scy WAS unaimcd. !" suggest
the theory Of sclf-dclcncc under these crcum-
stances is ridiculous. The result OF the trial
is grave disappointment 10 the public VINO
had hoped to see this opportunity improved
Of teaching black guards IN the city Uniform
the penalty OF using their pistols upon citizens
who. worthy or unworthy, had yet done no
wong.
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Nmrecnrllte

AcADTNY or MvsiC-2 and s-A Dark secret
AMERICAN INSTITUTE day and evcninZ-Eectrica
Exhibition.
Minor orrc, HORSE ard sl5-The IIumming Bird
BUNNILI's OID LONDON MUsEUN-Broadway.
CAslNo-2 and Marquis.
DAYS THEATRE - and s-Dandy Dick
DOCKsTApEi's-2 and S-Ninstrcls
TprN MUsEF-MnncA IAios-Aeeb.
Fifth Avenue THEATRE and S-Mrs. lang'Ty.
GRAND OPERA HOUSE, AMI the Golden Giant.
HABEIGAN'> PAkK THEATRE and --1hc Leather Patch
IyCrUN THEATRE and s:3O-Ihe Great Pink Pearl
MADISON AVE- AND joTI-sT.-Day ana EVoa.as-ierrl-
mac ana Mon tor Panorama.
MADISON SQUARE ruRATRE-2 ana 3:3)-Jim the Penman
NIRIO'S G. Nl.nLN-2 and ~-Lcgarie
STANDARD THEATRE and Arabian Nights.
STAR THEATRE and s-Opera BOuie
THAIIA-S-Drop OF Poison
UNION SQUARE rHcATER--2 ana S-Thc Henrietta
WAILACK's-2 and The Morse Trap
l4Tn-sr. THEATRE and Minnie Palmer.
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.LONES. HIS NCNEM z.

ANY ccntlman who has the merely nominal
sum Of six milton dollars spot cash which he
would De willing TO devote to an object nj once
worthy and novel. would do well 10 see Jones,
Jones OF Henrietta. Monroe County. this state.
Jones as APP ears from circular which lac has
been kind enough TO send us. would be pleased
10 have just that amount Of money. But 10 his
credit n a publcsIritcd citizen bc II recorded
that he does not purpose 20 s1uandcr II on cara
mcls BUN pups and other creature comforts that
may DE dear 10 the personal heart OF Jones. .
no. On the contrary lac VIII dedicate every cent
of the six millions to the common good, using il
10 nav the bills incurred in building twelve
orthodox taLernacics in twelve principal cities. -
The nominated cities are London Liverpool Con-
stantnople, Paris. Berlin Ncw-No'k, Boston. Phla
.ccluhia Cincinnati, Chicago. New orleans and San
Francisco. Nobody will deny that these are
twelve GOOD points for orthodox tabernaclos. Still
the list will hardly escape criticism. The fact
that St Louis does not appear on II. while Cincln-
natl and Chicago do, renders IT possible that the
Mayor Of st. Louis will not raise the entire six
millions for Jones. Then there is Kansas City.
Considering how many eligible building lots
are hers she is likely TO resent ~ OF outrage the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-15

,o,-l,o+ or Jonce IA assign her orc of the Orthc-
hooi'. " "' 49, - -. =. -. ooo,,r
! - r, ., al, fop t,yelve millions thus cna ling
10 jones 10 ask TOT t"'Nc "!'i''"'>' '""' ~ 80
hmS, If 10 increase the nuilDcf vi oi"iVuOA
| ,,I r,o,l . IN twenty four
The description which Jones furnishes OF 'hc
STYLE OF talcrna"l' which lie VIII put up-"heh
H. cot. H. sN mi on. or ty, Ike mi lion. ~ the
>" .,u o,Ic,I,,oj - win subscrir-
''''' ',''' ',',;,. ,,,,.,.,l ., ,,on vo ouot
'''"' >, va
''V'" 81. .,,',,,-o POO, io,, too feet wide. with
ty, 1aljerics, a irto lca,iIng Room front. Owe
c"iianco io"iY' ana ,WV iI''i ,ioh ioDr7 M,
o." io cent Tne-o room, o - at and day
and furnished %hh i'"ah a'oo"' c'I Nn,',.,.r '''
ri',cd r a.cicr--,tray .an- an, no-l boy, and
others Who lagai % "rin, r""aS Tina. 80 ,nJ
ic directed or conducted TO tie aier
ua,l-. whcic they VIII he -oJsr' when shh 10 Sur
up put 10 81 ,ta'nri lor ricnd, o. ZEN, out TO Tho
campus" and exercised on the farm three hoiIH a
diy hoeir, 90 ~ -, chime If - lc, M in tho
to,rrr 100 feet hgl and electric clock IN the
summit % the i3Trr re- ' trcr. III hv ,ncanG, c't
''. and showing hour Of day o. night t"o n''.,'
distant -. ,., IT.. VIII Law
TIE I,,, and y'tional ar, on the rcli. foH
az TO as A. ~. l2:15 to 12:A, =. m. az " -
Gro p. M. and sunday uorn,n, i, Gr,ta,'. ~
~, ,,3l Hand" and Ncndcl,sohn Nooay AID sou,
IIyrns and Temperance ana N'''o"n arr '''' -